Add aptkey=False to use pkgrepo.managed without apt-key#61760
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just a few questions, otherwise from just looking on my phone it looks good
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Regression introduced in 409072c (saltstack#61760). Fixes saltstack#62175.
Regression introduced in b42487f (saltstack#61760). Fixes saltstack#62176.
What does this PR do?
Allows users to not use apt-key. Apt-key is on a deprecation path right now so this PR adds the ability to use
aptkey: Falsewith the pkgrepo.managed state to not use theapt-keycli command. Also ifapt-keydoes not exist `apt-key is not used automatically.What issues does this PR fix or reference?
Fixes: #59785